Was waiting for all the parts to release of the dramatised adaption before starting this. Looking forward to it! But at the same time not 🙈

A real thing I said to my partner last night: “What kind of Darrow am I about to get?”

Chapter 3 and I can already tell the general mood of this book is going to be very melancholy and depressing. Which I expected because everyone says this book earns its name. On a scale of 1-10 how scared should I be???

Y’ALL!!! It finally happened. The Cat Distribution Center (CDC) finally pulled my name!!!

Meet Igor! The sweetest tuxedo kitty ever.

I saw him hanging around since last month and his condition kept getting worse and worse so I decided to rescue. He’s currently in quarantine awaiting the vet appointment so my pup isn’t in risk. I love him already.

He’s staying separated in my home office, and I work from home most of the time, so I’ve been able to get flea and tick meds on him while keeping an eye on him.

That’s the newest and exciting thing in my life right now. What’s been going on with all my book buddies?

As always, stay creepy friends. Crow

Y’all…. I’m so serious..

Does anyone have any book recommendations that fall into the historical fiction category? Some fantasy elements would be fine, but preferably not like high fantasy magic systems and dragons and stuff like that. I’ve been SUPER into weird girl medieval fiction lately. I need books set in the past that feel like you’re reading something secret and precious and thrilling! I love a macabre/dark academia vibe, and prefer not to read historical fiction stories about war or politics. (I know I could look at lists to find books like this, but I like hearing people’s reasons for why they enjoyed something when I look for recommendations.)

For instance I have recently read Hamnet, The Starving Saints, Piranesi (which doesn’t really fall into the historical category but felt like it at first?) and I have devoured and enjoyed all of Madeline Miller’s works. Same with Hungerstone, Lapvona, and What Moves the Dead.

Please help cure me of my big ass slump 🙌

Y’ALL!!! It finally happened. The Cat Distribution Center (CDC) finally pulled my name!!!

Meet Igor! The sweetest tuxedo kitty ever.

I saw him hanging around since last month and his condition kept getting worse and worse so I decided to rescue. He’s currently in quarantine awaiting the vet appointment so my pup isn’t in risk. I love him already.

He’s staying separated in my home office, and I work from home most of the time, so I’ve been able to get flea and tick meds on him while keeping an eye on him.

That’s the newest and exciting thing in my life right now. What’s been going on with all my book buddies?

As always, stay creepy friends. Crow